Friday, Nov. 15, 1963 — THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS —
Hebrew Benevolent Society to Set
Cornerstone for Chapel on Nov. 24
Cornerstone setting ceremo- board member of the Hebrew
nies for the New Hebrew Me- Benevolent Society, is chairman
morial Chapel will be solem- of the cornerstone setting cer-
nized 10:30 a.m. Nov. 24. The emonies.
community is invited.
Nathan Samet is in charge of
The Chapel, located at 26640 arrangements. Assisting Samet
Greenfield. Oak Park, is near- are Sam Levine, Philip Lang-
ing completion. It is being wald and Nathan P. Rossen.
built by the Hebrew Benevolent Speakers swill include Rabbi L.
Society. of which Morris Dorn Levin, who will bring greetings
is president. in behalf of the Council of
William Lieberson, promi- Orthodox Rabbis. Cantor David
nent attorney, former presi- Bagley, of Cong. Beth Aaron,
dent of Cong. Beth Aaron and will chant appropriate hymns.
A.rtA
Last Week's Winner of the
"RASKIN
BIG BABY BONUS"
was
MRS. MOSHE GROSSBARD
(6 lbs., 7 oz.)
Congratulations on the birth of
your son and we hope the
RASKIN PRODUCTS you re-
ceived helped make your first
week at home easier.
RASKIN FOOD CO.
Nov. 13 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Shmarak, (Sandra Reis-
man), 8950 Manor, a son, Corey
Leland.
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Nov. 11 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Herman, 1500 Pauline,
Ann Arbor, a son, Raymond
Andrew.
Nov. 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Je-
rome H. Klegman (Shirley Rei-
ter), 25220 Parsons, Southfield,
a son, Lawrence Allen.
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nouncernents
Oct. 28—To Mr. and Mrs
Robert Benson (Gail Shapiro)
15214 James, Oak Park, a
daughter, Alisa Renee.
Oct. 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Louis M. Weinberg (Edith
Imber) of Pierson St., a son,
Jay Steven.
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Oct. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Meyers (Eleanor Good-
man) of Oak Park, a son, How-
ard Frederick.
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Oct. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald -Kaplan (Carolyn Ber-
man) of Des Moines, Iowa, a
son, Michael Allen.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Roberts (Frances Fredson) for-
mer Detroiters, of 7438 Calle
Sinalon. Tucson, Arizona, an
adopted daughter, Cindy Ellen.
Bar Mitzvahs
Nov. 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard M. Gray (Rochelle
Richman) of 12700 Burton, Oak
Park. A girl, Cheryl Ann.
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Nov. 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Blair (Paula Lichtenstein),
12760 Sterling, Oak Park, a son,
Stuart Alan.
Lieb Shoes Offers
Anniversary Special
Celebrating its eighth year of
scientific shoe - fitting to the
community this month is Lieb
Shoes, 15224 W. Seven Mile.
During November, owner Ma-
rion H. Lieb will give free shoe
tote bags with
each purchase
of shoe boots.
Leib Shoes
began as a ju-
venile store
specializing in
prescription
fitting. N o w
the store has
exp a n ded
operations t o
include men's
Mrs. Lieb
and women's shoes. Quality
footwear is the emphasis placed
on the expanded stock.
Mrs. Lieb began her shoe ex-
perience 20 years ago in her
father's store. Since that time,
she has furthered her abilities
through several special courses
in shoe-fitting and construction.
40,000 Petitioners
Ask Ratification of
Genocide Pact.
A petition sponsored by the
Emma Lazarus Federation of
Jewish Women's Clubs, bearing
40,000 signatures calls upon
President Kennedy and the U.S.
Senate to ratify the United Na-
tions Convention Against Geno-
cide. Preparations for presenta-
tion of this Petition will high-
light celebrations sponsored by
Federation of the twin 15th an-
niversaries of the Genocide Con-
vention (Dec. 8) and the United
Nations Universal Declaration
on Human Rights (Dec. 10).
In a statement released by
Mrs. Mollie Ilson, president of
the Federation, both of these
historic documents were stress-
ed as "essential to the achieve-
ment of the UN Charter for
human security in a world at
peace."
The Bar Mitzvah of Alan Har-
vey Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Kaplan, was observed
Nov. 2 at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris N. Le-
vine announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Mark Robert, will
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be observed Saturday at Adas
Nov. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Shalom Synagogue.
$5,000 Gift to CARIH
ton Klasmer (Suzanne Lewis,
formerly of Detroit), of Balti- Jewish Center Plans
League as Memorial to
more, Md., a daughter, Bethany.
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Troth Announced
The Metropolitan Detroit Bnai
Brith Men's and Women's Coun-
cils will hold their second blood
rally of this season on Monday
at the Pepper School in Oak
Park, and Tuesday at the Beth
Aaron Synagogue. Hours are 5-11
p.m.
Under the leadership of Mrs.
Ben Dorf, Bnai Brith Women
volunteers will assist the Ameri-
can Red Cross as registrars,
donor room workers and observ-
ers.
The canteen will be staffed by
Mrs. Jack Schwartz and her
corps of women.
Alan Nathan and Mill Heller,
MISS CYNTHIA KAHN
chairmen, advise donors that
registration will be open until
Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Kahn of 11 p.m., and all those registered
Greenlawn Ave. announce the will
be able to donate blood.
engagement of their daughter,
Cynthia Deanne, to Philip Myron
Hosay, son of Mrs. Bella Hosay Bnai Brith Keidan
and the late Harry Hosay.
Lodge Honors Burdick
The bride-elect attended the
Court Judge Benjamin
Sorbonne in Paris. She is a D. Circuit
Burdick
was honored at a
senior at the University of Mich- recent meeting
of the Harry B.
igan and is affiliated with Alpha Keidan
Lodge of Bnai Brith.
Lambda Delta and Phi Beta
He was presented a flag of
Kappa. Her fiance was graduated
from Wayne State University Michigan for his courtroom.
Among those present were
and is a doctoral candidate at
the University of Michigan. A Judges Nathan J. Kaufman,
John Wise, Charles Kaufman,
May 24 wedding is planned.
Joseph Pernick and Harvey
Tennen.
Brandeis Dedicates
Burdick has been a member
of Keidan Lodge for 20 years.
Swig Student Center
Brandeis University dedicat- Among those who spoke to pay
ed its new Benjamin H. and him tribute was Rabbi Irwin
Mae Swig Student Center at Groner of Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
ribbon-cutting ceremonies on
the Waltham, Mass., campus
Saturday.
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new residence halls in a self-
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OPEN EVENINGS!
on the campus.
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gounclations
by
Thanksgiving Vacation Helen Ida Greenfield
Program for Tweens
Mrs. Samuel Baker, president
The Jewish Center will have
a Thanksgiving vacation pro-
gram for Tweens on Nov. 29.
This will be a trip to Canada
to tour the Heinz plant and a
visit to the Atkins Greenhouse
to see how flowers and plants
are grown commercially.
The bus will leave the Center
at 9 a.m. and return at 3:30 p.m.
The Tweens should bring a bag
lunch. Register in the Youth
Division office before Nov. 24.
For information, call DI 1-4200.
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Children's Asthma Research In-
stitute and Hospital in Denver,
announced that Mrs. Abraham
(Bessie F.) Warshawsky has
made a $5,000 contribution for a
room in the hospital's planned
new building.
The gift is to be a memorial
in tribute to Mrs. Warshawsky's
mother, Helen Ida Greenfield.
Mrs. Warshawsky is a board
member and a life member of
the Detroit CARIH League.
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